^"^' ^' 5 Krdnzlin: Cyrtandraceae Novae 333 
apicem usque remote serrata, superne glabra, opaca, subtus prae- 
'Sertim in venis fulvido-nitidoque villosa, margine ciliata, maxima 
cum petiolo 2.5 cm longo ad 13 cm loAga, 3 ad 3.5 cm lata. 
Inflorescentiae cymosae in dichasia exeuntes, quam folia vix ter- 
tiam partem aequantes, pedunculi pedicellique longe et nitido 
pilosi, bracteae florales minutissimae. Calyces fere basin usque 
fissi, lobis linearibus longe pilosis, apice obtusis, 5 ad 6 mm longi. 
Corollae obsei-^rantur formae: altera brevi-urceolaris, 4 mm longa, 
quinque loba, lobis rotundatis margine crenatis, altera in floribus 
me judice cleistogamis 1 mm longa, foliolis 4 valvatim sese 
tegentibus, excavatis, orbicularibus composita. Stamina 4, in 
forma corollifera niamentis leviter tortis, in cleistogama, filamen- 
tis multo brevioribus, rectis praedita, antherae in utraque forma 
magnae, biloculares, rimis parallelis. Ovarium breve, globosum, 
annulus obsoletus vel vix evolutus, stylus glaber, apice leviter 
incurvus, stigma minutum. Flores albi (?). Fl. Februario. 
Luzon, Province of Laguna, Mount Maquiling, Merrill 6295, altitude 
\ about 300 m. 
A very unattractive species, but at the same time an interesting one. 
There are two forms of flowers, one without and one with a showy corolla, 
if a corolla only 4 mm in length can be called showy. In the larger flowers 
the corolla does not exceed the calyx, and is visible only between the 
calyx-teeth, while in the smaller flowers it appears like a small globose 
capsule. The series of dimorphous Cyrtandraceous plants is increasing in 
number, and here we have a form of special interest as two kinds of flowers 
are found in the same inflorescence. It should be noted that the stamens 
in the flowers with the larger corollas are by no means smaller or weaker 
than in the cleistogamous flowers, and that the styles in the former are 
perhaps even longer. 
